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BOWLING CONGRESS ENDS
National Tonmament CUiei with finals in
. Ind.T dual Games.
KERN OF ST. LOUIS HOLDS HIGH RECORD
Bovrlers from Omaha Ron Ip Scorn,
bnt Do Not Get Them High
Knoagh to Flaure la the
Prlzra.
CLEVELAND, Feb. IX (Special Tele
ram.) The following; scores were made
by Omaha bowlers at the tournament yes
terday." 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Totals.
Bartach 1st - m 202 .. '679
TV'. Huntington 1S8 , las , 2"4 B.7
P. 1. Norton 172 146 2"3 621
W. H. Wig-man 134 1S luj 46(i
The annual tournament 'of the National
Bowling; Congress wa ended' tonight with
the finals In the Individual games. The
following are the first ten, their scores
and the amount of money eftch received: '
Martin Kern. St. Ixmls ..'.:... 647 ' $ln0
Herman Ktehl. Cleveland; M0 95
A. W. Llppo, Chicago 634 90
3. Dumas. New ' York. (i-9 Ho
Hohrt Doerlng. Peoria..., M....829
Charles Knoll, Cleveland fil!7 ' 75
Frank Woodbury. Chicago. ...i ftM 70
W. U. Owen Lou.lvlllp. 622 tifi
E. Meyer Chicago , H-2 Wl
A. L. Moeller, Cleveland ,...612 ' 66
Mnrtin Kern of St. Louis holds the high
record In the individual scores: Kern this
afternoon rolled 47 points. Among the best
Individual pi-ores are the followlhg:
Martin Kern. 8t. Louis .'; '.......:. 617
A. Werth. Denver .....610
Pit Wolf, 8L Louia rW
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Claade Makes nig;- Winning; at Inarle
alde and Oarsman Makes Remark
able Record at, Ascot Park.
BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. lS.-Clatide. the
heavily plHyed favorite, won the Palace
hotel handicap at Inglealde today from n
good field. Lord Melbourne wast second
and Kenllworth third: The winner's share
;wh $1,228. Ingleslde reaulta:
Flret race. Futurity course, selllng;Hren
nus won. Standard second, Polinus third.
Time: .1:14V4.
Swoud nice, thre and a half furlonps,
purse: My Order won, lliili Kian second,
Edgecliff third. Time: 0:45. .
Third race, six furlongs, aelllnrf:' Hal
natilt Won. Celebrant second, - Fair Ladv
Anna third. Time: 1:17 ...
Fourth race, one mile and an eighth.
Palace hotel handicap: Claude wnh, Lord.
Melbourne seoond,- Kenllworth third. Time:
l:r.7U. .. . .
Firth race, one mile and a quarter, sell
ing;: Hyronerdale won.' Mr. Dingle aecond,
Expedient- third. Time: 2:12Vi.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards,.
Kellltig: Hill Masale won. Axmlnstcr sec
ond. "Morton third. Time: 1:W.
NBW ORLEANS, Feb. 13 Results')
First rqie. live and n half fiirlongs. sell
ing: Our Nugget won, Four-Leaf C pepond,
Josette third. Time: !;(.
Second race; tlve furlongs: Dallas won,
To San second. Leila third. T,lme: 1:02.
Third race, one mile: Fort Plan won.
Lee' Doriev second. Saint Tammany third.
Time: 1:41.
Fourth race, six furlongs. De Soto handi
cap: Rite won. Scorpio second, New" York
third. Time: 1:14V,.
Fifth race, handicap, one mllewtnd a six
teenth: Tribes Hill won, Ethics second,
Huccas third. Time: 1:50.
Sixth race, one mile and a .quarter,- aelN
Ing: Thornevcroft won, Tanered aecond,
MUs West third. Time: 2:10. :
I)S ANGELES. Feb. 13 Ascot resulta:
First race. Slauson course, selling: Little
Margaret won. Celebration aecond, Gehelm
nloB third. Time: Ml'
Second race, five furlnngsi ptlrse: i Bill
urtls won, Dick Turnlri aecond, . Felipe
uego third. Time: 1:00.
Third race; one mile, selling: ' Ehlfmee
won, Jlngler aecond, Phyi third. Timer
1:44. " ' '
Fourth race, one mile and a ,-juarter.
Atcot "handicap: Oaraman won. Nitrate
aefVmrl. Havtlnnd thlr.'- Time: 2:07.
Fifyi race, six furlongB. handicap: vOInn
Nevis won. Glorioso aecond. Rag Tag third.
Time: i:U:
Sixth race; one mile: 'Jim Hale wn, VI
truda aecond, Rio Chioo. third.i Time: 1:42.
BEAT CRETE AT BASKET BALL
Weelea-an 1'nlveral'ty Jonlora Win a
Closely Conieeted Game Away
from Home. ,
PRF.TR. Neb.. -Fell. 13. (St)eelal. The
Wesleynn unlveralty Junior basket ball
team defeated the Crete High school boys
Ir. a very close and exciting game played. in
Soltol hall Inst evenlne. the. visitors scoring
22 to 18 on the local lad. A large crowd of
Wesleyan students carae down from Lincoln
In a special car to witness the game. Both
teams were backed bvflne records and ex
citement over the probable result of tho
imrn. ran liloh Tn I h. f'ir-at. blltf the Vlsl-
t.-ira At thn Kst VL-nrlr fhc score Its cloSi
standing 14 to In their favor, 'jne local
team took a splendid hrnee in Ike second
half, the playing being done very. largely
near their own goal, but luck deserted
them and twice field goals," which were
thrown Just as the rcferee'e whistle blew,
could not be allowed. The anore of tho aec
ond half, then stood 9 to I In favor of the
Crete hoya and the game went to the visit
ing team; The grim determination or eacn
team to w"ln made the playing at times
rather rough. rTha line-up was as follows:
WKSLEYAN JUNIOKP. I CRETE'HIOH SCHOOL.
White , ' .r-IF........ :v.. Kno"
Halo ........',....:... ..V. I F..:. ......... Rsdmi.'hfr
McCaudlMa '..F I C . Tathelro
f'raio CIO. OJen
I.mon 0.1 O s,... Dertweli
Fuller O.I l
Subs'.ltulea For Wesleyan, 'McCandlaes,
Fordyce;. for Crete, Johnson, Chrlstenson,
Porter. Referee Lemon. . Fmpire Welch.
Timekeepers Knoll and P.lakemore. . Time
of halves. 20 minutes. Final acore: Wea
leyan 22, Crete 18.
PAST WEEK WITH THE BOWLERS
Black Kats and. date Cltya Tied for
Klrat Place In the' tomiuer- ".' '
:'. x clal l.eagpoe.
Following lare the high scores 'on' the
Weatern alleya: William Heft Is high sin
gle game weekly prlxe with J; S. L. Mvl.iort
l Jjlgh three successive gamea weekly
prize .with 5!t, 217, 212,, J7o-,total iW); William
y-ty tH.- 211; 2J7; F.' J
?!.. -H, t&; R. C.rubh; 9H. 2.1. 21 . 207.
2ti3, 204; Uuy Ind(i,' 0ii.-20ft 21?, 2'4. ap ft
E. Mc Kelvy.. .220; T.- Folev, 215, '. 2(9 "10:
S. L. Rriaon. 312. 217. 2:n,' 207; ;'P9. 201). ' 201,
ro9:.-Burt Htnythc 2l, 2(r, -207, 3oi; R E
Rush. 2(9. 211. :u3, 291 ; A. Meston. 2T2; Seara.
2'i. imCJ. Parrv, 2hi; F. R. Biddell. 203 . 218,
232: O. Hemhood, 211. 200.
Team su.iding of the Commercial league:
Team. ; PlayectWon. LVigt. lct.
Rlai k Kats 49 :0 13 .cstl
Gate City 46 80 15 a;;
Drexels 45 ?s 17 tf
W. O. W.. 45 25 20 .hC:,
Intx & WilUnma ...42 21 .. 21 .fijfi
Wenterns ' '......... .'..'.42 18 24 4 i
Stephens A Smipl -....45 14 31 .311
Browning, King & Co 45 H 34 .244
High School Basket Ball. j
Thla year the baaket ball team Of "the
Omaha Hlh achooi ha a rnadt a record ,
breaking that of any preceding one t-y de
feating thirteen out pf fourteen tr-ama it
haa, plsyed. These were all acheduled
game, played either Friday ur Saturday of
each week. - i ,
The high achooi lada practice three times 1
regularly every week. Tueaday evening
ThardayftcTnooo. and Saturday evening i
On Tueaday and Saturday thev. practice 1
with the llrst Young Mrn'a CbrlatUn aaso- '
elation team, while on Thursday afternoon
thev obtain about three hours' , practice '
More. The "rst Imitl Is l1rr cti-elv.,1 .v
Mr. Nathan Bernstein. InMrueto- of physics
at the high school. Mr. Bernaf In !a an old
hand at tli game, he having been a men.
her of hla caliege team. Ha 1 assisted fcv I
Hen Chet Tin ton. last year's captain. One
advantage tha team has thla year Is the '
fact that most of the old men are out for 1
practice. Adolph Meyer, who haa been 1
Pliylng center for the paat two yeara. has
left the lleh ohoo ard gone to the T'nl
verslly of Nebraska. Tt ls Is a blow to te
team, as Mever waa the best center the
hlifh sehool h"a ever h"d. Coper, rlgt"
forward, and Durkee. left guard are hoih
nsiK'ng for that position now Cooper has
a li'tl the sdvMntnae ao far, having playeJ
eut tlH'" to Mever.
Next Friday the boya go to Crele. Neb : i
February 2 they go to Sioux City; March
jonnson, jh, .-uy; n. flay, 218. -210, 211.
2". ?(; H. W. Lehman., 210, 227 239. 203
21S. 2H- Karl 6ttje.s, 210, 2o3; WUliam Heft,
i'4. S4A; W. H. StHDenhorst. 210. 02 ai.
KengBlei 207. f22..201.
4 to Lincoln, and March 11 to Council
Bluffs.
The management la atlll In correspond
ence with several of the towna of Iowa and
Nebraska. Resides this challenge from two
utilvers itlea have been received but ha-a
been declined, on account of the High
School Athletic association being short of
funds.
The line-up for the Crete game next Fri
day is as follows: Cherrlngton, right
forward; Clark or Mackavlu, left forward;
Cooper, renter; liurkce, right guard;
Walsh (C). left guard.
PoaTB-enbnrn; Wlna Out on Tie.
NEW YORK. Feb. 18. J. Ferdinand Pcg
genburg of the Llederkram . club won the
amateur championship billiard honors In
the final match of the tournament, which
began two weeks ago, and finished today at
the Llederkrana clubhouse. He won out In
the play ofT of a tie for first honors with
Dr. i. L Mlal of this city arid outplayed
the latter by a score of 3X) to l1.
Th local clubman was In excellent form
and pi lyod a consistently strong game from
start lo finish. In addition to winning the
championship emblem he also won a hand
some vase, clock and a candelabra and a
cut glass set, four prlres in all. He and
Dr. Mial had tied for hiphest run, 73, but
the tie for the highest Individual run was
decided In the final game with a score of 41.
LT. Mlal won second prlxe, Edward Gard-nc-
of Tassalc. N. J., won third honors and
Charles F. Conklln of Chicago took fourth
rlace. The following are the scores of the
final match:
Pogftenburg Total. "300; high runB. 41,. 33,
30. 3s; average, 9 21-31. - .
Mini Total. 16: high runs, 31, 24. 10, 14;
average, 5 30-31.
, ThnrBtona Lose In lovra.
SHENANDOAH. la., Feb. 13. (Special
Telegram.) In a hotly contested game of
fisket bull in the armory tonight the
Phennndonh team defeated the Thurston
Utiles of Omaha by the good score of 2X to
EO. The game wis replete with brilliant
plavs. but Shenandoah was faster. First
half 12 to R: second half. 16 to 12. , .
SAYINGS BANKS SHOW WELL
Continued from Tage Eight.
ettee, though the Simpson college people
were preparing to make a protest on the
same ground. , The Coe col lego people are
out with a statement that It is not a case
of plagarlam and are defending their orator,
so that It, will be necessary to fight It out
in .the association. .
Court Deolslona.
The court decisions today were:
'Naomi Slmpklns, appellant, against John
Hales;. Van fturen county, Judge Roberts;
amrmed by Ladd.
Joseph 8. Dunkln against Caroline Selfert,
appellant; Monroe cownty, Judge Roberts;
attlrmed by Weaver.
W. J. Henlev. appellant, against H. R.
Patterson; Polk "county, Judge. Mcllenfy;
affirmed by Deemer.
Michael Hlankenhorn against Alfred
Lenox, appellant; Louisa county, Judge
Smvthe; atllrmed by McCialn.
M. J. Dankwart, appellant, against Prus
sian" National. Insurance Company: Des
Moines county. Judge Smvthe; affirmed by
S1R.r,j!nileath agalnat Charles E.- Albrook,
appellant: Hardin county, Judge Kenyon;
utllrmed by Bishop.
- . Supreme t'onrt Progrreaa.
The Iowa supreme court has Juet com
pleted the aecond period ut the first term
of tho court under the new rulee. The
court heard oral arguments on five daya
of the present week and took under d
vuiement the cases from the districts in
the eastern and central-port of the etate.
There will be no other cases submitted until
March 8, and then there will be the final
hearings in April.1 The court "has 'no
gone half way . through the docket for the
January term. The system In reported to
be, eminently satisfactory to the court and
lawyers aa far as' they have gone.- The
plan la to have, fhree tefrhs each year With
three or four periods in ach, tlrtia dis
tributing the1 casea evenly through tha year. ,
Already the court has delivered declaiona
ln quite a number of cases that were ar
gued to the court the second week of
January. After the syatem gets into good
working order It la expected-that the court
will be able to decide within four- weeks
after submission all the caaea presented
save those-about which the court is in
doubt or on which there Is av division -of
ophilofl"lri' the'eburt. ''" '
Tyler, Wants a Rehearing.
An application for rehearing In the caae
of Chesttr Tyler, from Jaaper county, has
been filed by hla-attorneya. One ground la
that owing to .his poverty he was unable
to employ counsel and the right to have
counsel appear for him and orally, argue
the case at state expense was denied., A
really, important, question la Involved In
the case that.of the county attorney call
ing an assistant to take charge of the
grand Jury, while investigating the case,
and In thla instance the lawyer having
been, according, to the statements of the
defense, actively employed for some time
In prosecuting the case against defendant.
Tyler is serving a life sentence, for . the
murder of Dr. Fallor at Newton, his pur
pose being robbery, and Dr. Failor'a watch
was recovered from a colored woman ln
Des Molnea lo whom Tyler had given t
soon after the murder.
Buyi Out Hla Partner.
WEBSTER CITY. Ia., Feb. 13.-(SpeciaI
Telegram.) C. D. Hellen thla afternoon pur.
chared the holdings of Furman Tuttle ln
the Journal and now owna the whole of that
paper. In the deal Mr. Hellen turned his
Freeman-Tribune stock over to Ideal capi
talists. This business change clears the
newspaper atmosphere ln this city and will
restore a feeling of friendliness between the
two dailies.
Harrison County Grand Jury Adjouraa
LOGAN. Ia., Feb. 18. (Special.) Yester
day the grand Jury of tha Harrison county
dlatrlct court adjourned. Twelve Indict
ments have been returned, but warrants
for arrest will be made only on the order
of the county attorney. The following were
discharged: W. C. Houts, Banta Brown,
Allle Swbngo, Villlam Mullany, Robert
Rlchey, ar., and Robert Richey, Jr.
' Creamery Officers Elected.
LOGAN, Ia., Feb. .13. (Special.) The an
nual meeting of the directora of the Mag
nolia Creamery association resulted ln the
election of the following otflcera: Frank
Hill, manager; Henry' Cadwell, secretary;
John fjnrner, treasurer. H. D. Wendt holda
the position of buUermaker, with Ray Har
ilngton as assistant.
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TRIAL OF DEWEY AND JO
Beech Berry Trlli of Bhcotin in Which
Another Wa,i Killed.
WITNESS MS INJURED IN THE FIGHT
Saye that t hanncrr Dewey and Wll
, Ham McBrlde Did the Shooting;,
the Latter Killing; Bar
chard Ilerry.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. IS. -A special to
the Star from Norton, Kan., says that In
the trial today of Chauncey Dewey, the
millionaire ranchman, and 'his cowboys,
William J. McUrlda and Clyde Wilson, for
the murder of Hurchard Hurry, damaging
testimony, principally against McBrlde,
was brought out by the state.
lieech berry testllled that on the day
of the killing at the Berry farm he saw
McBrlde. from behind the water tank rise
up and shoot Burchaxd Berry. He also
stated that it was Dewey who had shot
Roy Berry ln the Jaw.
Beech Berry told of going with Roy and
Burchard on the fatal day to the home
of Alpheus Berry, another relative, where
tho shooting took place.
"My father . and Alpheus," said he,
"were near the water tank when we
arrived, talking to three men. We rode Into
the yard and tied our horses, then started
toward my father and Alpheus. We had
taken a few steps when Chauncey Dewey
rose from behind a sod wall and shot Roy,
who was ln the lead. I was next and
Burchard followed. Aa we started toward
the yard McBrlde Jumped behind the tank
nnd shot Burchard Berry, while Wilson
shot at me from .behind the, wall and
missed. The three shot was not over a
seoond apart. I ran behind the barn with
all throe shooting at me.. After I got be
hind the barn they kept shooting at the
barn. I then ran to the house. One shot
struck me In the leg."
"Did any of you draw a revolver?"
"No. After I got to the barn. I drew
my revolver and as I ran toward the house
I fired. I did not fire at any one In
particular. But Just ln the direction of the
three. . .
"Roy started to' crawl toward the houpe.
They fired a couple of shots at him. Botri
went through the rim of his hat. He
dropped as if dead. They then quiet shoot
ing at him and rode away."
Berry declared that Dewey and his men
had 1 commenced firing on them without
warning and without a word having been
spoken between them. Upon cross-exam-Inatlpn,
Berry admitted that there had been
111 feeling befween the Berrys and the
Deweys dating back to 1901 and that nil
of the Berrys owned rifles and revolvers.
Court adjourned until Monday with
Beach Berry still on the stand being cross
examined. People having no false pride, serve Cook's
Imperial Champagne at club and home
banquets, entirely through preference.
LEAGUE WITHHOLDS PLEDGE
Indiana Strikes Ont riedge of Rooae-
velt Support Ovrlna; to Senator
llanna'a Possible Candidacy.
ANSVILL,E. Ind.. ' Feb. . 13.-At the
meeting of the Indiana Lincoln league here
today, a lively discussion followed the In
troduction of a resolution, providing that a
telegram be sept to President Roosevelt
commending his administration and pledg
ing the league's support in the national
convention. , , . ' . '
The telegram was. .sent, after being
amended by striking out the pledge of sup
port. The reasons for this action set forth
by ther opposition were that the Indiana
Lincoln- league should not pledge itself to
one candidate when the state had such ex
cellent presidential timber and that Sena
tor lfunna might yet be a presidential factor.-
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